«TATK OF XORTH CAROLINA,!
UOBKSOX COUNTY
I'ounof I’lua* and Quarter S«»aionB, August Tonn, 186y.
ArehM Oraliam aiul otliers va. Robert OraliaiH, Adm’r |
ot Flora SuUivan, and oiliers.
P*»titiini for T>istribution.
IN tills case, it appearing to the Court tliat Hugh
ri'liler and Suanii Tidiler, reside bey cud the limit*
of this State. It is tliereforc ordered, that publicatiou
bo made for *i\ week-i iu llie Fayeltevi\U' Observer, a
ptipor publi«hod in th(» town of FKvettevi'.ie. N. no-
til'vinL: snid dol'eiidanU to ajipear at tiio next torni of
this t'liiirt. i> lu> held .‘U tiie'.’Urt House in Lunibort 'n,
'■n tlio I'ourili >!i>nday in N'or^niber next, then an 11iu'ro
t-' plead, auswor or demur lo said petition, or jud^ineiit
pro C'lnfefiso will bo rendevod, aud the game licard ox
pane as to !lie>n.
Witnt'iiS, John M. Ilartniau, Clerk of our Said Court,
at ottice in liumbwrtun. the t'ourtli Monday in Aiiirn?^t.
A. 1». 1859.
'it] J. M. HAKTMAN, rieik.
VI ATKOI' AOKTIl CAKOI.IAA,
RoBKSdN ( OCNTV.
‘iiurt of 1’li‘as and iuarter SessionH, Aiig:iist Term,
Charles Ivey, Jr., vs. .lames MeCalliiiii, Jmuph 1>. Me-
Calluin and otlicrn.
I’eciiioii I'or I’artiiion ot l^and.
IN this ca!«e. it ajipearin^ to the Court that Janies Mo-
Callnm and Jo.^eph B, McCalluni reside beyond ilie
limits of tliis .'^inte It is therefore ordered. Ih.nf ptddi-
'ation be ni:ide toi six weeks iu the Fayetteville ibser-
ver. a j>a})er I'lilili.died iu the town ot tnyoiujv-Me, N
C.. notify iup s 'iu defeudaiuo to appear at theucxl term
of this r,,urf. to be hel l at ihe Court H..use in Lumb«r-
tiin. on the fourth Mnn(}ay in N..vomber next, then aii.l
there t«. plead, answer >r demur to said jtetitioii. or
jiid^mciit pro oonfc'^.'j" will be ronderud, and the siiino
heard 'X j'^M'te :i.« to tlieiu.
U'iuioi. .lohn -M. Hurtman. Clerk of our said Court,
nt ofili-i’ i’l Luiiil'evton, tiie fourth .Monday in Au/ost
I). 1"-^
-,s .'t ’ J. M. HARTMAN. Clk
?^TATi: Ol' AORTH C AROM.\ A,
UM'.F,SON COI NTV.
Cviiri of IMefls Hnd ••uirier Sessions, Aii^usf Term. 1>->M.
Cbavlci l\ey. .)r., vs. Thomas McCalliiui. anil
Mc('alltini.
11 a c ii m e n t.
IN tliis case, it ipjiearini to the «ati«fa(*tion of the
('oiirt. that tlie defend.Trits. Thoni.iji .Mel’aHiim .and
lames M.-CrvIIuni. ha e rentoved from this County, or
coiii'ca’ tJietiiselvi.-^ 'hat th>'or'linary prooe'-s of l,i\v I'.iii-
;iot -iTve'l on them. It is tlterefore or'ler.'1. fiiat I'ub
lif.iti"!! f'e made tor -lix wi'fk-^ in tlie r;*_v ett-.-vi'le ' >b-
servtT. n iiltyinsr said (lefenditUs to l>e and a]'pear at
ilu‘next lenii "I this Cnin. to be held at the Court
ifousc in Lumbi'rt-'u. on llie fourth Motiday in No> ni-
t>er next; ilieii aiivl there to pleail. answer or dt im.v tu
vfid attachn I'ut. t iud-rnient tinal Iiy det'nidt will ^>c
renderel .i;_'ain«;t tliem.
Wiini'". .iclin M. ilaitman. Clerk of our Conr:. at
.>fTi'-e in LumbuTion. the iourtli .\londay iu Ausii^t. .V.
I). I'’-V.'.
J. M. HARTMAN, Clerk.
!!»tati: of aoktii fa roi.i \a
Hol!K.>;oN COUNTY.
Fa!I Term, IhoV. Itx Kijuity.
hllijali Byrd and wife \lary .Ann. and John Hill, an
iiiiau:. I'V liis nfx. friend F.lijah ll/rd. v>. Moscs
O.'irdener and wife Myrania .Ann, Solomnu Hill.
'atharine Hill. lUchard Brewer and wife F.liiabi-th.
Jaii.:'» Hill, Nancy Hill, Annis Hill, Ivhv.-ird tlill,
• ;.\ndrvw Hill, Havidson Flynn and wife Milly. (leorce
• iriiiisiey and wife Sarali, and Klias J. H'-rne.
IT ap; raring to the satisfnction of the Court that K I-
ward Hill. .Vndrew Hil! and 'teoiire fivitii«lcy and
wife Sarah, are non-resident* of th-? State, it is .v !,■:
.-1. i'"H pu'dieatiiiu b-- mad ' t'.jr .'i v. w •■.•ks m ’'i.- F -
.‘tti villc (th^erver. a newspaper ]M>>1ished in tlio t 'wn
if Fayeiteville. notifyinjf the sail Ivlw.ird and And.-.-w
Hill and (ie^nre tirinisley and wife, to appear at il .
". XI term ot till ( 'iiu’t .^f F.ijuiiy, Ti' be li.^ld for tlo
iinty f Robeson n: the Court House in Lumbert 'u.
■ n 'he !t'. Mond:iy in Mareh next, anil plead, answer
r denv.iT. .».■ > decree will be rend 'rod -[iri' confesu. •
f ■ them.
'Vi'rii- R. .S. French, Clerk and Ma.-t«r in K' uity.
, in and i'or the C.iuoty of Rubesou, the 4th .^lou^J^^y i;.
Sej'teinber. 1». iJoW.
R. S. FRENCH, C M. f
Oct'rl'' .,w
^loiilcoiiiery Superior oiirt ol
l.aw.
FALL TF.U.M
S.imuel H. Cliristiaii vs. J^ihn T. An Irews.
«>ri;riniil Att.iehr .en-.
IT apptarini t-> fio saiisfacti. n "f the *'; >;rt thnf •
l»f'i-ndttn:. .In >. T. Andrews, n-t hti i ■«'' i:c,-
ih ' Siati-. It i- dierefore ordered ! y slie C .urt. ^ ■
I ti; ; '-i'; 'I! ’.(■ r;.-i ,i‘ ii. ;iie Fayette-i’l • ‘ -rviT. :
- X for ’-he said Juo. T. Audrvw-i v, ,ij .ear t
:!io next Term of thi.- t.’ourt, to be held for the Com,- .
■f M ■nts'omery at the Court House in Troy, on t v :i-:
Monday in February If'Oii. and answ.r, replcvj ..r
jilea 1 to the same, otjierwiie judgment pro coIl;■e^so v. :
be taken ag dnst him.
NV'ftiess. .Iame> B. Ballard. Clerk of our said Cr,urt.
M oftioe, the last .Mui»day in August A. L>. I''-”'.', and
the ''Itli year of .\nierican In lepeniience.
I'sued the 2oth dav if »c:ober
JA.MLS B. liALLAKD, C. S. C
^iipi'rioi* C'oiirf ol
l>n%v.
FALL TKP.M. I'.'9.
jF.. L. r.arrin^ier v-. J .hn T. Andrews.
h igiual .\ti,iclinu'nt.
I T ippearini to the Pinietuciion of the I’ouri. tliat t!i
di t. rii,:int. .I.,l)u T. -Andrews, is not an inlinliit'ii!: ">
ihi' State, li i-^ ordered 1y the Court, tluit pul.lii aiion
tu' made in the Fayetteville Observer for six weeks, for
the said Jn T. .\iidrew.- to jippear at the next Term .f
this Court, lo b,- lieM for the ('ounty of Mont^rou'erv. at
the Court Hottse in Troy, on the fast Monday in F b-
ruary IniiO. and answer, replevy or plead to the same,
itherwise judgment pru coufesho will betaken against
him.
Witnes-. James B. JJallard. Clerk of our said Court,
at uthcf. the hist Mond.'iy in .August A. D. and in
the sjii, yiTir if .Vmerif.-iwi Itulependencc.
This. !J.')th day of f)cto1)er 1
'■’’‘'■'I * JAMF.S B. BALLARD, C. S. C.
F. U. 1^. Itari'iii;;ei-, .loliii H. Uoiit-
^oiiiery,
vs. MARY G. ANPRKUS .and .iiLers.
Orijrinal Bill.
IT appearinp til the -.tisfactiou of the Court, that
1 .1 iliii T. Andrew^ i- a iiun-resid'-nt of tJiis .'^tafe ir
IS i.ereiiy roei-.-.l ),y the Co„n, that publi.vnion’1..-
Hi oh* in the Fayetteville Uh~ci vcr f r Wi , k-. i;oti"
iyiiiu- the said d.'fctionnt. .lohn T. Andrew'--, to be -in.I
appear at the next Court of Ivjiiity lo be f.o- ihe
■ ■unty of Montgomery, .it the ourt Hon*'*' in Trov, i.n
the la ,t .Monday in F.bruary 1HHU. then and there to
an >ver or ilemur to ]>bii„titt's’ bill, or jud-ment r.rocon-
!■ will be taken against liim.
E J. OaiuMs, Clerk and Master, at Otlir.-
I Tt !• ', l -.Vj. ’
■ E. J. O A INKS. C. M. K.
^iiiilhci-iiinii A .S|K‘iicei\
vs. ’
HI BAM ALLF.N, ami others.
Oriffitial Bin.
I I ai.p.Mviuj: to my -a,ion, that, tl.c defendant.
I hr .:., All.o, ,s. non-r. -iik.u,. or so ab^comls hi.u-
M .1. that t„. :,nl„,ary pr..,. , „f i,,, be M-rved
upon hioi. 1. w iii.jer.d that (niblication be made iu the
i>otifvin'.r fi,e .aid
d.-lemhwu. ILiaii, Allen, to be and appear at' the m xt
term ol the ( ,,„n ol i,p ^
0, \l.,iU;:o!M..ry, at the Couvi House in Troy. th;. b.^t
>bitiday in Febt-uury l s.;(.: then ar,d there toplead, a.,swer
ot deuiu. lo iibnnutls bill, or jmlg,.lent will be takcu
HtT-iins! [iirn [>ro
\\Mne-,. Kdnmnd J. (Jaines, ,'lerk atid Master in
1.'iuity tor the ounty aforenaid, at OHice, Ocfr H is'-yi
'■'■'i _ K. J. (JALNKS, Clerk.
rifuakii.*oa^§
IIIISII l)\lll.SkS, Dlll’EIIS, &i\
^‘■.'’>‘l>‘'»rdson’H Linens, and those
that the a .Tieb.' 'I‘"‘
irooil>. " and durability of tlie
This eaution i^ riinlpvi-,t ■ ,,
Iarjre .(uantities of inferior ari^T-fV C
prepared. sea-.>u after sea=„„. an-1 Ve'af 1 ’T
name of K l’H KDSON, ],v iVi.lV ii
(favdb- - of tlie injury thus intlieied
■nr.ij L m'u,
f- 'l-. «ill .,,,1 rmJrIy
- de, »\hi!i' piirdia.sers cau be imi.osed on will. ^
ot a worthless eharacter. '■> "-'h ^oo.l-
■I. BILU)CKF. & J. B. LOCKL
JU..C U. IbO'i -’7 i
Om*pd
AimiMSTR.\T01!’S SALE.
\\’’1LL Bi; SOl.l*. a; the late residence of Jamex
M Y ounc, Sr., deceased, Bulloch county, Ga., on the
tirst Tuesday in Deeembernoxt, tlie following property,
belonging to the e.state of the said .James Young, to wit:
acres uf IMuc, Oak, Hickory, and rich Hay Land,
on the (’eniral Bail Road, in Seriven and Bulloch
ties, on the great Ogeecliee river, and from 55 to Hi
mile8 from the citv of Sav:!una!i; five large and w'ell iin-
, ] r.ived I'l.iiuatii 11-. in a lii^h stHte ot cultivation, with
: conmiodious |)\v‘l!ing Houses, Ncfr:''!. («in, and all othci
■ out Mouses ( onuiii niy on farms. On the Homesteai
place, is a s’detidiil n>ansion. all the buildings new, a
, tine saw. -i i'^i. smut .ind rloweritig mill, in full operation.
I Filteni tracts of tliese, are heavy atil densely tim-
^ bered, on which are several tine sites forinill.s. builuing
j and iiitprovenients. The timbers are inexhaustible, an
land very valuable—convenient to Savannah, one ot
I the best lumber and timber markets in the woibl. nav
ing the advantage ot the great igeechee river, (oiie ot
the beyl rivcifci snuth iVn* ihc' ^real L. U.
H. ot fhrtMi^xh ii this ro.id alone, buy
millions of feet 'if small luml)er for lep.'irs ulonxtl>e
liiu': bi.Miles. there are thousan Is of large trees on ihe.-^e
lRiid> th.ii will briiiii from .'15 to per stick or tree,
in Sav.'inn.'ih m.it kel. i'hese lands are also valuable lot
jierieultui:ii ]>ur)>osos—over otvbusliels )>er acre areive-
qiiently produced on the bay land. Ajiple>i, peaches,
pears, chert ies. and grapes, grow well—two hours on
the rail load will land thi-^ fruit in Savannah, where
it commamls a good |irice, .and sixty hours Iroiu thereto
N\-w York, ..Ue fiiie best fndt u.ai'kets ill the world.
Sea Island 1 ! pl.ii.d Cotton, do ^^^'I1.
15,92s acre.' of Land, lyini; in IbiUoch county, con
sisting ot*'"ixteen trat’t'^. thirteen of said tracts in oik*
boily.^aiid bounded as folluvsr northwardly by lauds ot
K- Beasiv. H. Heitdricks. i. ilendrit'K.", J. IL’udi ickt?.
T. Hv:, .n.;d M-. F.'iich, we->nv'i dly by .1. Hendricks,
C,. ■;> '.iii'llar !. M. Mooie. and .1 Hixon; South by L.
I.ar.ier. K. Well-. Ii ■ I>;e- I>. l>mwer. and M. Donald-
si.n: e i-ti--:: llv by !■, uv. it l.'ireei'hec rlvev. Anothor
•rai ', 5(>;{a ie', b.mn led uortitwaid and westward by
M IbiuaM-oii: -oiith by Ur. CiUL'iuan. and east by ihe
,-r;' t i>-.-e,liee fiver’ A. oilier of aid 'racts,, 1,30‘J
'cic'-, boui.ded Weat by Li. Allen; south by A. Akiii.s;
east by 11. Luiier. and north by H. Lanier, .\nolher
tract oi'“JS.l acres, ea»t by vacant land; -outhwcst by va
cant, and noi l h w e.'t by land of J ohn M iller; also one tract
iu S ■; i\eti county, I'ontainiug acres, bounded north
wardly by lands’of S. Burk, Mis. Barber. Kixon, and
Uurk; ea-twardly by Burk Jiud Tlioma' liurn; south
:ir 1 we>t by Thottias r.iuvis ami the great (tgeechee
river; i ^c-hali nnlt' tVo?i; No I'C. R. K .\notlier tract.
»i-res. b.iiin.l. d soinliv. ^ dly .-'.nd westwiirdly by
Thoaias ! i m'. ;;nd northwardly and eastwardly by
Co- ,ierV laii.l. .X.Mther t;-o | ,.t acres, bounded
aoi b ly . e. and v. . ~t war.ii v by 11 nllingswoft!.. Tlioni)--
-.uiand .t. ■ r.i ei .u; . U't e.i d n mLr>l:y bv F.vaus.
; .:dU,.-l A 111'her tract. ‘J-O acres.
ii\v : -.i and t,-; =v> irl Will. S. .Moor.;
lail ii.oia ’ \ V. \:1 these !and“ are
\|
j ('.aiiieron
j ls,:il!aed -I-:
I wt 'I by I.e.
j wei: w i .T i
j lilt ?' ill
j SOh= a’ -i; ::
i cai. -I, tim .iei
ir '^e hull.ire I head .'f tiue hogs will be
; . iiii'ty hea 1 ■■!’ i;.u!e-i and hor>-es, wag uis,
ania_'v^. two or thve ■ s\ l»vit biaeksmith’-
1-. . ;ie ■ ' e ■!' I'Xen. fmi!' if five Cotioii gins, and
iitiier pbini-ition to 'N aiiil itn( '.ei:i', ti:'. one east iron cane
mil', -...d !-■ i. ; 1 and ti uir'iinin*.
'i'- i;-. . .\11 vinas under tive iolia! ', cash on delivery;
1 eis 'i li i !• •rty \\ill be -.dd ■oi twelve . ;on:hs ci-edit.
ini.id iiot,iiirere-i f; i;:i iaie. «iih t » i approved secii-
ritie ; e r. d ■■ -'. i \vi’’. ' e ' id. >:i. !' u tli ]>:iyablc in
r.f mo’iriis, the b in '!;e and t y. o years—all
oo;e- ' ir iurerc-t df,, .nd >ie -ecured b_\
,e land, aid ^i' ieS't -010 or tw.i on-
■r:. .■!> ji ii>_ tor titles.
h-’ii, intoi I. ;,r; .;i ! y :. ii. r. w ill (dea-ead-
i! (>:'ec !iee I’. •., .''criven Co..
11 in u I
j dot 'er'.
I I’ei'Oi
! ui'e'.' .I.N" (' .Ml
I r.fo' gi I.
1’ ■ ■ I
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I : , 1 i|,l I' i ' I 'I ( ctt’’i’lv
:.ei o. a; N B 1:'.
villi.' -li the iiil'iri.iatiou i. -
\dm’r-
(
r >u ■ '.’.■'••iii!! r to pui. .. i.-e .:an llnd i lu’.p it the^
* T ',0 i';'
.\ddiii >iiai in wiil tie ■ ". n t ■ iieavv pi;r .•iiJi'er-;.
•lAMKS Vfd'NC. Jun. 1
,INO. r\Mlii;n\ ,
• n.- ^e Tig a ag*, ti'i.-- iin buibtcd
4,- '.I ron;'’i;;e day a.iy illl all is soil.
'■-■t. i;7, > '"i-'ts
NlW \ I)H MI:-XK\V ST()!?Y.
1 I F r 1 L I' ST \{ AT K 1);
i FIll.-T ci.\,.-i rtLF.KLY I". luULVL FAMILY
.\ i.'- ’1,'’.- I’ ■■ i : NiVi.., I.-'.; .itur«. .'cicnce, t*.e
^ -.rt'; F' ■ Ii:i; r ive-. eiiT •uid IV'grus- A
i I'l*. ii' ii ■'ore ■;■ : I. Fubii'i.ed w«-: kiy. at i
j ; ; Lai" i year.
I i' . n» Vi T-. . o; Li:V Hhis; rued, *; oiiuieuciiti:
' ■' u; : -i -• .ly ^'rorii -he ] 'n of ,-,ne of
•• '’{; \;..» i n w; ■; -• 1
; I II i; V r li:! 0 L H A S T K ri' S W (I (I i N G :
j A TaU‘ of \*‘H Kn;L'in(I,
, W hich we iiave n ■ ho'it.ition in promising our re;i l«rs
i will be 'n- - f i!;e be-: 'I'liic-i ev,T written fur newi,-
j p;.p«»r Ltduuii!>. ;iud eiiiei tainine a- ha» i>een ifie widelv
I r., .'1 and f.sv-fnnie'! liis;,,ry ol tlie M> ’^u-r *
I that of the .''choohiiHster will be not Iesf> w^rthv of j ub-
; ic atietiti.iu.
Life lilustr.ited, the I’hreiiologie.al Journal, and the
U'ater I 'ure Journal, w ill be vi.ni a ye.ir for J-d.tMi.
H 'VVLKR vV KLLS. New York
'ct.
Soiilherii IMohs, (oru Shellers, Ae#
A. F .MAV11K1{ .V ro..
\o. *'5 1 V*^‘v
Nrw-VOIIK CITY.
\F. M. \ i !».. r. .j.octfully inform Southwi n
, iMei-' I. :;i!«!iti 1 Ite.i’i in Agricultural Inijdenientii.
tha! tiiey :-.r. -till manufaciurine all kinds of hoth .''tuel
and Iron iiitljern l’I..',v-, P!. w ' a-sings. Corn Shelleiti.
Oraiii Cra lle,, ll.a\ at;d Stalk Cii:ter>. Fan AHIls, Store
Tn; I;-. (I ir ien and Canal fiarrows. Gin (lear Segment
.asiing-, i:c., i.Ve., exj.res.'ly for the Soutlien: Trade.
,V1> ) on liand, all kinds of .\gricuUural and HorticuUu-
ral lm).!ptnenl-. Macliinery, Seeds. Fertilizers, ,te . ,vc..
which we 'ol: at Lt.'WKB jiriijci tli.an any other house
ill the L idled States. We have ,a Uescrijitive Wliolusale
I’riced ( atalogue. whiidi we will luini.sli on application
by mail or o;Lcrw;.-c. ,V11 (mods wairanted to be as
represented. A. F. .M.WHiilt .v CO.,
."^eiid f.ir • ur I’rieo List. No, Vksky Sr., N. Y.
Succe.SMirs to .John .Mayher .v Co.
i ho eitablished the bu-iness iu ISijii.j
Sept is.'j'j -l>.;»Jmpd
THK MOM ISKFI L UOOK OF THE SEASON.
The Ki?!it Word in tlit Riulit IMacp:
4 1 I)i Kfcir Iki IHiNAil^ (»f Syiionym.s, Tcohiiical
i Ter;:;'. Abh^;evi,aioli^, ForciiiH I'hrasi ., cte., with
I a eh.ipte.- I,,, j'liiici!! ;ti i!i atid I’roof Reading. Tids is
an in li:-j eti-a'i’e cm paniot, forev.-ry writer am! s]n,)ik-
cr who Would >.;y exactly what he me.an.'i, and neither
more nor b -s, and -^uy it in the best way. I’riee post
paid, ,■»() C(‘Ilts. Ju^■ p iblished bv
FOWLLR A WLLi.S. New York.
• tct. ‘js.
VI'ATF OF AORTII € AROFI \ 1,
cumbi:rl.\ni) c(icmy.
(.'our' of I’leas and ljuarier Sessions, Septemlier Term
ISo'.t.
M.irgfiret So-.sonis v^. Heirs ut Law of .Vmo.« Sessonis.
I’eiition fill bower.
IT aj.pca.-ing lo ihe .«aiisfaction of the Court, that
Alexander Se-'-Joms, one of the delendants in this
ca.se. re-iide beyond the limits of t he ShUe, It is or
dered that piiblicaiion be made tbr six weeks in the
Fayetteville ((bM-rver f.r the said Alexander .'e«som« to
be and appear at our next Court of I*lea and (^larter
Serious, to be held for the County of ('iimberland, at
the Court Houhc in Fayetteville, on the first Monday of
Hoeember, A. h. I8;'>w. and (hen and (here plead or
HU.swer to S lid petition, nr it will be heard ex parte,
Hji'i ti (U'cree oriterotl accordiiijrlv'.
"itness Jesse T. Warden, Clerk of our said Court,
the firnt Monday of September, A. 1). IS.V.*.
'’'^*'’'1 J T. WARDf’n, Clerk,
F. (;.F. H. fiiriwliiiii
vs.
.M \R\ (i. A.NHRI-^US, and others.
Original Bill.
IT appearing to iny sati.sf.actifin, thf»t.l(din T. Andr«w?i
i.' a non-resident of this .Statj-. it is liereby ordered,
that publication be m:i le in the Fayetteville )bserver
for ix week-, imtilying liefeinlant, .John T. An-
diew , to be and ajipear at the i\ext ’ouri of Kijuity to
be h'd 1 : .r the (Nainty of .Montgomery, at tho Court
House in Troy, (he last .Monuay in February 18rtU, and
I lile.ad, answer or demur to pl.aiiitilf's bili, or judgment
! ]ir>> confe-i-o will be taken ,‘igaiiist him.
NVilues.s, Ldmuiid .1. tiaiues. Cb'i'k and Master ni
Ijfpiily, at t Mlice, October S, IhoU.
o'^ b(] K. J. GALNFS, >L F.
40,000
ye^)t
LBS. No. 1 Peruvian Guano.
E F
For sale
MOORJi.
48-
A
The Jfcw Style, Small,
COLORED PHOmRAPHS,
AT
Vai«oinid«ll’s Oullery.
77if MjftrgeMf Carria^f* Pffrtory in
the Stmt hi
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Sept.
ART.
4 NEW STYLE of Colored Photo-
graphs that will last for ages—
more beautiful than Oil Paintings—
ha.s been gotten up at Vanorsdell’s
Gallery, expressly to suit tlie wants
of those who desire a small colored
picture and who object to the oil por
trait on account of its cost. It is
offered to the public with entire con
fidence in ir» permanency, and at a
price that will suit all.
Having just returned from the
North with a new and complete set
of in.^tirumentfl, where I spent five
weeks in gettinR the newest improve-
nients, I am able to way to the citi
zens of Fayetteville and surrounding
country, that 1 can give them all the
different size.s and styles of Pictures
that are gotten up North or South.
Among niy instruments is a Wood-
ward s Solar Camera, which enables
me to enhirge a life-siT.e Photograjth
! from the smallest L>aguen-eotype or
.\mbrotyj>e.
Persons having a small iiicture of
a deccasoil friend, can have it retaken
of any desirel size, and colored in
oil, India ink or water color, by send
ing to me, stating tho color of hair
and eye-. Prices for Colored Plioto-
1 graphs, from small siie to life, rango
from 5:^10 to
I have removed and enlarged my
Gallery, (opposite tiie Marble Y'arl.)
and U13' customers will find a plea
sant reception room and an Operator
determined to give satisfacliou.
1ft, ISoit
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50tf
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Cilolliin^ir! Clothing'
.1 Fresh Siippiy for the Trade of 1859#
^pHF public are aware that I have beeii
! 'N, I engaged in the manufacturing and
sellinjr of Cienllemen'ij Cmrinents for 17 or
18 years, and with this long experienco
ibelieve that I am as well calculated to
ji’iake good sclcciion.s. as any person ur
'persons in this busine.-->.
I -My ?tock is all entiiely new and alapt-
: ed to the tr.ide. My stock consists of N i.
1 l>res.s Cloth Coats. Fro‘k ('oats (single
and double breasted); Business Suits, con
sisting of Silk Mixtures. Harrison Cass.,
Uib('aj.s. und rnion CasS., Fine Beaver,
: Felt Be.aver; Senl Skill and Union Cass.
(»ver-'oat"; Felt Beaver Talmas—anew
garment, never introduced before this sea
son; Pant? (>f all grades, ranging in price
from o') to 5-.* tHt; an extra lot of \'el
Vet, Silk. (Jrenadine Silk, t.'loth and (-’as-
simere Vests; alarjje assortment of Y ouths'
and ('hildren's Clothing; ^Jentlemen’s
Shawls; M..rniug Gowns, tienlletnen :* all-
wool I'nder-Shiris: Railroad Rugs; Blan
kets; Hosiery; Sus]>enders; N.ipolcon-Ties;
Cravats; .tock':; Gloves; Binding^; Purie-*.
(U'slrtius of h»>inic
their suits made abroad, can call and
le.tve ih. ir measures with me. and I will
have tiiein ane'ided t... lUiiia'diatclv.
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Call at the
“OAF
(LOTHIX;
PRIC'F
KMPORHM.'
A
,) \VOOl>WARl*.
Marke! S.juaro.
‘2 boor> S. J. liit!S(lnl(‘.
epr 1 I 4'.'-tf
KKK>!i:.\K Oil..
THE m\ ^llltk~ktllllSF,.\E IIIL I'D.
\ EsT.\1U.)sIIKI> I'^ol.:
i NNOI'NCK that, liaving made great improvements
.j\ in the manufacture of Kero.-,ene. they are now en
abled tii offer it to the Trade at
A Ri‘(liic‘el Price.
The attention of consumers i^ respectfully called to
the subjoined tal>le. the result of a phijtometrical exami
nation. by Kd'd N. Kent. I'.sii.. of New Y»>rk. (ihemist.
and dated Feb. ls-”>b.
M.\TKttI
Kerosene.
'anipliene,
•Vhale Oil,
Lard • >il.
Sperm (>il.
Kerosene
Camphene
Solar
.olat
Solar
•Burning Fluid. Large wick
Id.b.v.M L'.-ld.'i.l.lKt 4.10
l.L'V.l
l.H'ej! ^
l.iiji) Tilt; 17.7ft
lidiii-") 2.:!•'.( Jti. J7
^ .Sot) ''7.
Reliable orders from tlie Trade, by .Mail or Telegraph
^lled on ajiplication to
AUSTENS, Agents,
03 Pearl St., V.
KF.ROSENL is also lo be obtained at the Manu
facturers' Prices, of all the New Y ork Wholesale Drug-
gists. Grocers. Camphene and Burning Fluid Manufac
turers and Itealers in Lamps.
N. B.—KEROSENE is the trade-mark of the Kero
sene Oil Co., and all persons arc cautioned against
using the said trade-mark for other oils.
Oct'r 7 r)G-3inspd
Aotice-—.\cRroes Wanted.
^po the farmers and citizens of the Counties of Duplin,
I Wayne, .Johnston, Harnett, Moore, Cumberland,
Robeson, Bladen, Columbus, Brunswick, New Hanover,
and Sampsvtu;
The subscriber being desirous of purchasing a num
ber of Likely Young NEGROES, of all classes ami de«-
criptioiis, avails iiimself of this method of informing
those who may have puch property to dispose of. that
they would io well to visit me ni home, or address me
at Clinton. N. C.—for wiiich they sliali receive a visit.
Negvous wanted from tiiis time till the 1st of March
iHtid, for the Mobile and New Orleans markets, for
whom the liighest prices will lie paid.
EVERETT PETERSON.
Oct'r 1:3. IHo'J. 57-5m
Aejfi’oes! Waiafed.
ENTLEMEN, your old cuptomer is yet in market for
i J Likely Ne/rocs, for which I am determined to pay the
Highest Ca«h Prices.
Persons liaving such for sale would do well to give
me a call, or add;ess me at Clinton, C.
.All orders promptly attended to.
J. A. McARTHUR.
Clintot., N. C., iMarch 0, 18o0. *Jo-lyrpd
A F4ROF^ WAATFO.
THE subscriber wishes to buy
FiM^TY* MjMUKJL\* JVEGROKS,
for which he will pay
The Highest Cash Prices.
Persons having such property to sell will tind^it to
their interest to address me at Clinton, N. C.
A. S. C. POWELL.
.Inly *Jt;, 1859 3o-(/mpd
A OU IA ?1ARK£T.
VLL persons having NEGROES for sale, will do well
to address tlie subscriber at Clinton, Sampson
county, as he is deterndned to buy and pay as liberal
prices for them as the state of the market will permit.
By addressing him he will call immediately, and
make liberal offerit, as all will find who will try him.
CHARLES T. STEVENS,
('linton, Sampson ('o., Sept 10, 1850 48-lypd
Ifloney AVanteil.
subscriber liaving suft'ered a heavy loss by the
I tire of last nighl, earnestly request* all persons in
debted to him to make immediate payment.
M. McKINNON.
Fayetteville, Oct’r 6, 186^ 60-3m
McKETHAN
RESPECTFULLY' informs hi.s friends and the public,
that he has buiit up large substantial Brick Buihl-
ings at his .)!d Stand, exjiressly for manufacturing Car
riages. Thankful for the very liberal patronage he has
received for the hi“i 21 years, he hopes by strict atten
tion to business, with ti desire to gi^'e riatislaction, to
merit a continuance of the srmie. He warrants his work
to be made of the best material atid by experienced
workmen in each bratich of the biusiness. His work will
compare favorably with any made in the United States,
for neatness and durability. He is determined to sell
and do any work in his line on as good terms as any
work done elsewhere that is as well done. He now has
on hatul, hnished. THE L.\R(JEST ST(K’K OF
Carriages, Barouches, Rocltaways and
over offered in this; place, and a very large stock of work
nearly tini^-hed, which will be tinisheil daily. .All of
which will be >!old very low for cash, or on short time to
jmncttuil eusiomers. t,.-.'"He bason hand more than
one; IirNKRKI) .\NI» FIFTY VEHICI-ES finish«d
and in coui 'c of coiistructioii.
work made by iiim is wa*ranted I'J months
with'fair usage, and should it fail by liad workmanship
or material, will be rep-.iired free of chtirge.
Persotis wishing to buy would do weil to csll and ex
amine for tlictnselves.
Oriiers thankfully received and juomptly attended to.
Repairing executed at short notice and on very reason
able terms.
UI«H SCHOOL.
The 14th SesBion of this Institution will open on the
12th of JULY 1859, under the charge of Dam’l.
Stkwart, Jr., A. B., as Principal.
Uofird can be bad either (it the Steward n I^aIl or id
the neighborhood at $8 per naonth, exclusive of lights
and washing. .
For further Information apply to the undorsignert at
LauriDburgb, N. C, ^ ,
R. D. DICKSON, Sec'y.
Lavirinburgh, Juno 18. 25-tf
EMPORIL« OF FASHION FOR LADIES!
J¥uiiilM‘r 14,
South Hide Hay St., FayetteviHf, ?f. C.
By* last Steamer. 1 have rec’d a very fine and general
assortment of Dry (iooils. Mantles. Dross Triniiuings,
Embroidery Goods. Hosiery of all kinds, and a very
extensive assortment of Hoop Skirts.
Ladies will ]dease call without delay, and get good
and cheap goods. GEtjRGE BUANDT.
Mttv ‘J8, IHfiSb
8‘J-tf
To Illl* liileresi or Tiir pen tint*
M A. B.VKER would respectfully inform fiirpentine
, l>i-iillfi ' and ot!it.r-> that lo- is ful'.y prcjiarod lo
Manufacture or Repair Turjientitie. IVandy and Whis
key Stills, \Vorui>. ,\c., in fact, uuyiliiiig in the line
of Sheet CiO'j'e;- r Iv.:!! o’k
ParTicii'; ir af nti.iii given to the making «>f.'^team
Pipes froui a ';;i ' i i"V k::. I o! Cin.j.cr. for Boats, Mills,
.to.
All Work eutrusud lu my care shall be properly done,
and warr.ar'ted. an 1 on tiie tn)st favorable terms as re-
gardi price. Girt- me a call and -ce for yourself, and
I know I 'hall iiMve _\iiur patrnnaire. Being a practical
W' rkiiian. 1 !!tt.-nii :o all the Work myself, which 1 tind
ia to the nd'antas'i' . f both my customers and myself.
iihl Cii|i|.cr >• .iiiht f' r c(i h or takon in excliangc for
new .V ,i' .\i. A. li.\i\.ER.
Hay .‘'rrect. Fayetteville. N. C.
July 'J7 3.’>-*'inios
WM. CAIiTEIt & SON,
Wholt'sal** A. Krtail lK*;ticrs and Mainirai'turorK
•t AI.I. KINMiS OF
ijvathvt\ Saddfi'S ftttti MiffrHess,
Of every deijcription. C.iilars. Whijia. >S:c.
\ND we .Is" p irt icubifly chII the at tent ion of the whole
siirr'ii;n l;nir c niniry to ^'ivc us a call, us we are de
teriiiinvd tbat iiniii- »hall ‘-iiriia” us in ijualitv or low
[•rices: and we will give the highe-t cash price at .all
tinies tor Raw Hides and Tallow, in exchange for our
articl-'s.
Cour.try Merchants would do well to call and examine
our Stock, as wr ran sell them .‘'hoes of a much better
{uality than they usually get. on very accommodating
terms. Southern IManters would do well th send us all
their orders as we are making a .No. 1 article of .NE(»R(
SHOES, that are warranted to give ontire satisfaction
N. I). .Ml (Irdi ry Ironi a distance .-liall have prompt
attention.
S. S. ('.\RTFR WM
• iohUti.iii P. > . Chatham Co.. N. C.. I
March lo. i
CARTER
0>-
nVEUY V.VKIETY' «*F H.VBNKSS
I I.J Saddles. Bridles, Coll.irs. Whij's ^
and Trunks; all kinds of Leather. Calf Skins and Oil;
• ^ondition Powders, for diseased Horses and ('attle;
( oach Trimmings, Carpel Bags, Valises, Saddlery,
Hardware. \c. The Largest stock in the State, sold
wholesale or n'tail. at the lowest New York prices.
Harness and Saddles repaired.
JAMES WILSON,
No. 5 Market st. M ilniington, N. C., near the Wh.arf.
Oct. 10, IKj.t. 50-lypd.
J. \%\ UAKFR
Ts now receivino- from the North the
largest, finest, and most carefully selected
stock of
FfTKXITI ItK
ever offered in this market; which added to
his own mauulacture, makes his assortment complete:—
all of which he will sell on the lowest possible terms for
cash or on time to punctual customers.
Fashionable painted cottage bed-room Furniture in
setts: curled hair and shuck, and cotton .Mattresses;
Looking (Hasses; Willow Wagons and Cradles; Sitle
Boards: Bureaus: SecretarieH und Book-Cases; What-
Nots; Tables, all sorts; Wash Stands; (’andle Stands;
Wardrobes; Picture Frames and (Hass; Window Shades;
Cornices; Curtain P.ands; Sofas in Mahogony and Wal
nut: Tele a Tetes; Ottom.ins; Divans and Stools; Chairs
f every variety’.
Fine Rosewood Pitinos, one with .•EoHan at
tachment; Rosewood Melodian.s, from the best manufac
tories in New Y'ork and Boston, wan-anled as good as
any made in the country, and will be sold at New York
prices—freight only added.
September 2.
marble Factory,
m
By CFO L\CIDER,
TWO DOORS ABOVE C. T. nAIGH i SONS’ STORE
Faye(te¥illc, CJ.
Jan’T 20, 1869. 64-jp(J
At Auiiibei’ to,
South Side Hay St., Fayetteville, X. t'.
For
^piTE most com]>lete stock of Over-Coats, fine Frock
I Dress and Business ('oats. Pants. Vests. U'^nder-
Garmetits, Shirts, Cidlars, (’r.avats. Gloves, Socks. Um
brellas. Trunks. Carpet Baps and Valises. Bools and
Shoes, Hats and ('aps. Cloth, (’assimeres and Vestings
ever Tirought lo this market, and will be sold cheap and
no mist.ake. GEORGE HRANlil'.
Oct 2!t
]\EW C;OODN.
H
W , TILI.IA,iHAST & O.,
WE on hand and lately receiveil the following
goods;—
40 piec«3 Carpetings, various qualities;
1(X) do. Rugs;
20 “ Floor Table Oil Cloths, »-4, 4-4, 6-4, 8-4;
l()rolls Cocoa Matting, (for covering Court Houwes;)
do. Mats;
20 “ Canton Mnfting, 4-4 and ’>-4:
Witli a general aesortnieiit of Housa-Fiirniiihing Goods.
Hardware, ('utlerv. Paper Hangingn, Oil Sbaduii. &c.
—ALSO—
GROCERIES of all kinds.
Bags Rio, Laguira :ind .lava Coffee;
tiO Bbis. Refncd Sugars:
■JO Boxes and ( asks S >da;
ftU Don. Steel Hoes:
Green and Black Tea: ,‘^hof. Powder. Snuff. !kc.
Fn fact, an assortment suitable to the country trade,
more general thar* it usually found in one establishment.
Oct. 2'J. IP'iy «0-4w
AE%V ?»>TOCK
OK
P.OOKS AND ST.VTIOXKUY.
We are just receiving our new stock of
Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Booksj
Sohool Books; Blank Books;
Writing Papers; Envelopes, &c.
E. J. H.ALE & SON.
Oct’r 6, l!i5y f>6-
•I. K. kviTe
|S NOW RKCEIVINC. \ LARGE .\ND iiEUTlFUL
ST li'UriM) 1 ,IM V !>RV liflftDSi.
— \ LS(3—
riothins:, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
■Vll of which will be di.sposed of at low prices, either
by w’.'desal • or r>.o;iil. t'aH an.l xamine.
No. 31. (.'orner Hay an I Donaldson Streets.
Fayetteville. N. C., Sept. 22, ISo'j. 51 tf
JAMES KYLE.
Is now receiving his usual sui)idy of Goo«ls. among
wiiich are—
Rich Silks, Col d and Black;
French Merinos and Ibdaiues-
Fngli^ii Do. l>o.;
Kid and Net Gloves. a>sortcd;
Bed and Negro Blanket-;
Bolting Cloths. No 1 to 10;
Ready-Made Clothing;
Boots and Shoes;
W ith a very large assortment of other Oo»ds. All o.
which were purchased by the package at the lowest
price.
Those purchasing will please call and look at the
Goods and prices.
Sept. 18, Ibo'.^. 4V*if
Herring?! Herrin^!!
"I /^A BBLS. No. 1 Split atid Bulk Herring;
il/U HK» Bales EXTRA H.\Y:
r>0 “ RICE STR.WV;
20 Boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES;
40 “ BAR S(»AP;
•Jo Barrels M. V ASS AH & COS ALE;
•' WHL'^KEV. ome very fine, vi*: (Yld
‘■Dew Drop" (.*> years old.) Family, Mag
nolia, Reserve, Excelsior;
»; Packages FRENCH BRANDY;
1 Cask (WTWABA BRANDY’, on Consign
ment from a gentleman connected with a
Bank in the city of N. Y.; will be sold on
account of consignee.
ftiij“Tiic above are just rec'd and will be sold low by
J. 11. KOBEKTS & CO.
July 11, 1859 31-
Per«on« in Want
OF PURE and splendid flavored old Whiskey can be
furnished by us with Old Dew-Drop, Magnolia,
Family, Excelsior and Reserve brands, all of which we
warrant a> represented or no sale.
J. H. ROBERTS & CO.
PS. We have other common brands of Whiskey, but
, none of the “long range,” such as Cotlin, HilSe,
Monumental, Blue Ruin.
J H. ROBERTS & CO.
July ti 2Jtf
Ur. FRANK WILLIAMS'S RYK WHISKEY.
R MITCH ELL has made arrangements with Dr.
, Frank Williams, to be constantly supplied with hiu
celebrated RY'E WHISK>;Y', which can be had at bis
Store at all times, by wholesale or retail.
Oct'r 11. 1859. 56-tf
0
STOVES, SHEET IROI\,
TIA-WARK, &e.
N HAND, a large assortment of Box and Cooking
Stoves: Tin-ware: Slieet-Iron; Lead Pipe. .\lso
Ihe “0/l ttominion Vofree
For sale by JA.MES .MARTLVE.
Nov’r 24.
PAIAT«, Ac.
SPERM, Refined, Lard, Linseed and Tanners’ OIL,
White Lead; Burning Fluid; Putty; Window Glass
and Sash of all sizes.
—ALSO—
A fresh supply of POND'S PAIN DESTROYER.
For sale by JAMES MARTINE.
Nov’r 24, 1868. (j6tf
Hardware, Cutlery,
.«^A»DI.KRY, &c.
J.\MES M.VRTINE is now receiving a large and gene-
nil assortment of every thing in the above line.
—ALSO—
A prime article of Rio, Laguira and Java COFFFE
Crnshed and Brown SUGAR; Sugar House SIRUP and
MOLASSES.
All of w'hich is offered on a.s good terms as can be had
in this market.
Nov’r 24, 1858.
W hiiskey anil Braudv.
1 1 A BBLS. Pure Corn Whiskey;
L l_l' 25 “ Apple Brandy;
20 “ N. E. Rum:
2(J “ American Rrandv;
15 “ Old Rye Whiskey.
For sale by
Sept 12
STATE CAE AN1» MAtBllE
The anderiigued haring located in ii,„ , ‘‘HV
©tteville, N. C-, and erected buiUlii.,, *
erected buil^in,,, “ ' h.
Cw and MtcLine Works, would give not '
are prepared to execute all orders for (u*'*
HCTiption, alio all kind* of Machine work"*
pairs of Steam Engines, Cotton, Mill and \r''‘ ‘= ‘
chinery, heavy forging, such as Mill Si>i.„ii K
&c., at short notice. ^
By an arrangement made with the r.n„
Company, we are prepared to recciveorrloV>.f
of Tnlia Rubber Belting anl Hn*c at thei •
Haring started our Engine, and WooiwUv
we are prepared to plane all desonniion, 7?’’''-
and Scaatling, which will be kept on h i
either in tb? roogh or dressed, as panies'm
Contracts taken for the erection of Buii,r
rials furnished, and jobbing of all kinds
neatness and despatch. '
Counters and Desks mtule to order
Sa.sh, Doors and Blinds nianufactured •! ®
thing of the kind to be found in the Non)*'* '
WALTON ^ li,;;;];;''--
Car Builders and Mu^i ■
Fayetteville, Oct 3, 18-W
(iAs FiTTix;s .m n\ii i>i. i
rjlHE subscribers will be prepareil !,v ^ ^
Dw
.-vuguot, loaujifoy every uescription yi , ■
wellings, Store.s, Factories, \.c. wiHj .i -*•'
iry FIXTURES, for the introduction 'i! ii\s "
A^ we are constantly engaged in the .
ing Gas Works in this ami other Slate.-,, w.^ '
can afford to bring on a large stock iimi ‘
reasonable tenns tJian others. (»ur ^(,^.1,
Ciiandeliei-s, Pendents, Brackets. Glass, \c ' ^
As we have leasel tlic wovks for five v(.•nr., . ■■
to the advantage of those requiring siii.'h
them of us, since upon us will fall the np. ! *
keeping tliein in rejtair, ,^'c. For this ti;n,-
both our interest and pleasui" to eiii).;v in.n*.. f'
best (iaa Fitters. * '
In our absence for a few weeVf. :ill wj,o w;.i
the Pijtes introduced into their bniH'T!L'« will .1^'*
leave their names with .Mr. W. N. Tillin^h-iKt ‘
give aU necessary infonnation on tb.- ^atiject •!' '
desirable to know a« early as posai'^^le, so thw tl t ’
tures may be introduced at the >aiiii time witn the '
struction of the works, aud thus all \ avlivnt
taneoubly ’
.\T LRH)['.'^L ..V LOWE).
Fayetteville, Juio' ID.
Fixlure*.
^pilE subaeriix'rs have now at Mr. W. X. Tillin-h ,’
1. Crockery Store, SAMPLES of Ga« Fixtiiri«’
wotdd be glad if perpons intending to useiheG;i„,
call and select, so that their orders may he an^.i
time of llgiititig up—early in Nove'-u'ta i- u'\-
\\ .vTERIIOUSE 6- Dd^vp
Fayetteville. Sept 24, 18.j9 '
Iflore \ew Goodi^
I AM just receiving my Spring Stock of in.,,
line. They were selected in the Northi rii ciut"-
myself, with great care, and bought on the nioi^t roa= B,
able terms, by wiiich 1 atu enabled to otfevtlio laru„;
stock I ever before offered to the public. anJ u,
them generally
At Greatiy Reduced Pr'w^^,
FRUITS—Raisins. Figs, Prunes, Apples, Lcnii.ns. ijf.
anges. Ciierries. Currants, &c.
PICKLES, JELLIES AND PRESERVES-a g «&i,i
riet v;
PERFUMERIES AND EXTRACTS of varioits 'iin’i.
F.VNCY SO.VPS AND POMADES;
MLSIC.\L INSTRUMENTS—Fiddles, Drums. F!:,
Flutes, Banjos, Guitars. &c.;
W.VLKING CANE.''—of every kind;
BASKETS AND WILLOW WARE;
HOBBY HORSES, V'c.;
NUTS; FINE AND C(3MM0N CANDIES:
FINE CIGARS: SMOKlNf! it CHEWING ToiUu i
CRACKERS; FINE POCKET KNIVES:
.V large assort nient of PORT-.Mf>NAIES. some vervni;.
F.ANCY ENVELOPES, and FANCY GfJUD."^ Tol'
ami YANKEE NOTIONS;
An assortment of INDIA RUBBER GOODS-
COMBS, WHIPS, FISHING TACKLE.
The ]>utdic are respectfully invited to call an-i «.
amine my stock. I have a great many handsome thioi’-
that cannot fail to please.
JAS. R. LEE.
Hotel Building
March ?>1. 1859 I-”
Aotice is hereby g;iveii,
TH.AT at the expiration of ninety days, applica:ion
will be made for the re-issue of Certificate Xo. I?*,
for one thousand shares of Stock in the Wenteru Uii,
Rond Company, belonging to Cumberland Couuiv. -i
original one, dated March 18/)8, having been losi
DAN'L McDlARMll*.
G. DEMING,
Commissioneri
Ootobar 24, 1859. tioif
E. F.
MOORE.
48-
Webster’s Elementary ^^pellins I
Book, fur sal« by £. J. HALE ft SON. I
To I^and Bnyers.
The undorsignel offers for sale, in the Coal reci'w.
and within eight miles of the terminus of liie Fay
etteville & Western Rail Road on Deep River,
EltiHT HINDRED ACRES OF LA.\D,
adjoining the land belonging to the estate of Ge^rn
y> ilcox, dec'll, and lying three miles South from Car
bonton, on Little Pocket Creek, Moore county.
These Lands are well adapted to the growth of c jm.
cotton, wheat, oats, rye, &c. There are on the prem
ises a comfortable Dwelling, and all necessary Uai-
houses, with about one hundred and fifty acres rnJff
fence, including forty or fifty acres of never-ffii'nEg
bottom land. This is a rare chance for periwns wis:.-
ing to make investments, as lands are undoubtedly *i-
vancing in price in this section.
For further information apply to Mr. M. M. McRm.
Crane's Creek, P. 0., Moore county, or address tnew
Fayetteville, >*. C.
DANIEL McRAE,
For the Heirs of Gilbert McKae, dec i
Carbonton, Moore co., N. C., Aug. 24 48tf
IJ\D FOR
I OFFER for sale 640 Acres of LAND, lying on ik«
W'est side of Cape Fear River, two milo* below F*f-
etteville, and extending from the river into the stnl-
hills. This tract is about equally divided into ri^ff-
ridge, swamp and sand-hill Land. About 80 awes,
adjoining the river, are under cultivation and »rew»ll
suited to the growth of Corn and Grass; none of lii*
Swamp has been cleared. There are several good fite*
for a dwelling house on the sand-hills. Any person
wishing to purchase will do well to make (*arly appli
cation, as I have determined to sell.
THOMAS J. ROBINSOS.
Sept. 8, 1858. 44tf
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tion; or $4 aftt
For the Weekly
advance; Si 50|
tion; or $11 0*^
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tquare of lb line.^
eucceeding ptiblicj
cial contracts, at]
requested to statf
they will be coutij
ingly.
Advert isements|
cent, extra.
From and afterj
will be entered w|
the paper be sentj
than is paid for.
Such of our oldl
per on this systeij
remittance.'^.
Jan'y 1, lho8.
The Aoc(
Mr. frenslyI
of Fayettevillj
instruction in tlJ
branches, commei
Hotel, on Friday
Gentlemen, and oj
.o’clock. P. M. fot
All the fashion^
will be taught, ei
pire Quadrille. Fi
Mr. F. has tauj
the last eight yeal
ing a thorough ki
education.
A style of musil
sweetness and co/
ear and cultivate
Terms: For a
extra for fancy dl
Mr. F. refer* t/
leigh generally.
Nov it
400
CASKS
•25 ‘
1(X» Bbls.
f)i.K) Bags
500 Sacks
10 do.
Nov 7
Carriage
Asecond-h.
McKethan’s
set of Carriage
For sale togethei
Nov. 10.
To
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HALF and
Nov 14
We
A HEALTHY
Address “M^
Nov 7
anl Wood*
0^0 ACRES of LAND lying on the Fayetteville'S
OUO Western R. R. 7 miles from Town.
450 Cords PINE WOOD cut and piled. All for
cheap to close the concern of C. E. Roberts \ Co.
Apply to J. H. ROBERTS & CO.
June 20, 1850. 24tf
.^tafe BondM fbr ^ale.
ST.\TF1 Coupon Bonds, (Coupons payable in
York, on the 1st April and 1st October,) in quanti
ties to suit, .\pply at the Branch of the Cape Fear
Bank. A. McLEAN'
June 1 lytf
Colton Plantation for ^ale.
I OFFER for sale u Plantation in Marlboro' District.
1 situfited nine miles from Bennettsville, two and *
half from Pee Dee River, seven from Railroad, and two
from the Mineral Spvings, The Tract contains
THREE HIXDRED A\D THIRTY-SEVE> AfRKS,
with 150 under cultivation. The Building? areallgooJ-
A NEW DWELLING HOUSE, with six rooms—fi''*’"
place in each room, passage through the house- two
piazzas, one in front and one in the rear. My
will compare favorably with any in the District. I
sixty acres of Bog land cleared, that will niake
bushels corn per acre. The place is cultivated this
year by James Peterkin. He will show any one w ®
wishes to look over the land. My only object for
ing is I have moved West. ^
Terms easy. Address me at Bennetlsville, ’ •
until 1st September, after that time at Sclnia, Ala.
GEORGE PETEKKIN
Aug. 4 40tt ^
]%otice lo l^oldiers’ Widows.
The Widows of Mexican Soldiers, and the ^\idow^
SoMiers who niKi) in service in the war of 181--
have tlicir pensions continued by calling on the under
signed, Congress having made additional provision tor
them. .
Give me the management of your claims, and t «
money shall come at once, or no charge.
JNO. M. ROSE,
Agent fof Pen«oB8*
F«;QtMTlU«, Jiuit 18, IMS.
Dr. Bronson hi
tion, as to be coB
the most emineni
himself—a regulj
—as a last resor|
THE BLOOD,
to the more imr
state of the bloc
result has been
from the use of '
feet health. Wil
over two tiiousai
by if. If you hi
tendency, Congtf
Heart, Loss of
time in procuriij
you are sutTerinI
is broken and dl
or your (Jrgans I
failing remedy,!
your Liver is tol
ever, one or twf
bring it into liv
inveterate casesl
the most efficier
ways experience
or Female Comi
after trying othl
that a certain c|
three bottles,
cases of Erupt id
complaints. PJ
are iminediatelj
to the binly, anj
siciansof all scf
For full direJ
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. And by all
country.
Nov'll. 18{
A New and
A further sup
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